The FLIR MD-625 is a high-performance fixed-mount thermal night vision camera system designed for marine applications. This advanced imaging system helps boaters navigate safely at night by detecting obstacles, vessels, navigation aids, and people in the water—even in complete darkness or challenging weather conditions.
High-Resolution Thermal Imaging
Featuring a 640 x 480 resolution thermal imager with a 25mm lens, the MD-625 delivers exceptional clarity and detail for long-range detection. The 30 Hz refresh rate provides smooth, real-time video, while 2x and 4x digital zoom capabilities allow operators to enlarge and identify distant targets with confidence.
Compact and Easy to Install
Engineered for cruising, fishing, and sailing vessels of all sizes, the MD-625 camera measures just 5.9 inches in diameter and 7 inches high, weighing only three pounds. The compact, lightweight design allows for unobtrusive mounting on T-tops, cabin roofs, radar arches, or masts without compromising aesthetics or performance.
Simple Integration
Ethernet-enabled connectivity makes integrating the MD-625 into existing marine electronics straightforward. The system includes a Joystick Control Unit (JCU) for intuitive operation and can display video on a separate dashboard monitor or integrate feeds into compatible multifunction displays to save space.
Key Features:
- 640 x 480 high-resolution thermal imaging sensor
- 25mm lens optimized for marine applications
- 2x and 4x digital zoom for target identification
- 30 Hz refresh rate for smooth video
- NTSC video output standard
- Ethernet connectivity for easy integration
- Compact design: 5.9" diameter x 7" height
- Lightweight construction at 3 lbs
- Includes Joystick Control Unit for camera operation
- Fixed single payload configuration
- Ideal for collision avoidance and man overboard detection
The FLIR MD-625 brings professional-grade thermal night vision technology to recreational and commercial vessels, providing enhanced safety and confidence for nighttime navigation and operations.
